Author: Sandile Mkhwanazi

South Africa still has several million homes that remain unserved by fibre or other high-speed fixed access connectivity services. While the country is anticipating significant expansion over the next four to five years – Africa Analysis predicts that the fixed broadband market will include more than nine million homes by 2030 – there are still millions of people for whom connectivity remains elusive. They sit on the wrong side of meaningful connectivity despite the increase in fibre backbones and mobile coverage across South Africa. ICASA’s State of the ICT Sector Report shows that only 14.5% of homes have fixed internet…